Übersetzung für "Abstrakter begriff" in Englisch

Terrorism is an abstract term but it has a specific political bedrock.

Mr President of the Commission, José Manuel Barroso, in the eyes of our fellow citizens, globalisation is no abstract concept.

Abstraction used only when others are not available.

Sometimes possession... is an abstract concept...

Humanity is an abstraction for priests and philosophers.

Territory is not only an abstract notion.

Do not think of Fire as an abstract concept.

An abstract concept that accompanies us every step of the way.

Love, after all, can never be just an abstraction.

An abstract notion of the history itself refers however to historical and social empirism.

Accuracy is not an abstract term for Wendell.

Their primary attribute is their “value”—an abstraction.

Beauty is an abstract concept and lies in the eye of the beholder.

Digital transformation is a very abstract concept.

And ´energy´ anyway is only a pure abstract term, not describing real facts.

Not an abstract concept but the evidence of energy will yield new thoughts.

For Beretta Quality isn't just an abstract word.

Time is an abstract concept.

Thus an idea is a complex or an abstract concept.

So upward mobility is an abstract term, but it strikes at something that's very core at the heart of the American Dream.

Often an abstract notion as far as children and young adolescents are concerned, it is now becoming concrete and tangible.

Culture is not an abstract concept.

The cry of the heart is generally understood as an abstract concept, but Ur.

The compromise is an abstract notion, especially when it comes to complex issues.

Now you already know that this is a twofold, not an abstract concept.

An abstract concept is by itself no more real than a perception by itself.

Mr President, we believe that economic and social development is not an abstract concept but is combined with the fundamental concepts of peace, safety, respect for the environment and, not least, respect for human rights.

We must switch the focus from the fight against corruption, which is some abstract notion, to the fight against the corrupt.

Without wishing to belittle the work of committee chairman, Mr Coelho, or the rapporteur, Mr Schmid, in any way, it was necessary to organise the work in this way not in the interests of European security - which is an abstract concept in this context - but in order to conceal the responsibility of the Member States of the Union.

It must be a Europe in which labour as an abstract concept is obviously important, but where human beings are also important; a Europe in which the company’s interests count, but so do those of the workers.